Tullah WTP gets the all-clear
TasWater will resume operations at the Tullah Water Treatment Plant after extensive sampling has shown no impact on the water supply.
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Mobile PFAS treatment unit now working in Sydney
Sydney Water’s newly commissioned mobile PFAS treatment unit at Cascade Water Filtration Plant (WFP) has started reducing PFAS levels during the first month of the trial.
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Speaking up at select committee on PFAS
The water industry has come together to address the Commonwealth Select Committee on PFAS at a hearing in Penrith.
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Rapid water quality monitoring chip for antibiotic detection
A new water quality monitoring chip containing selenite-enriched lanthanum hydroxide enables on-site detection of trimethoprim molecules.
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Offering PFAS solutions to local government
PFAS not a problem for Sydney water
Blue Mountains PFAS investigation underway
WaterNSW is working with Sydney Water and NSW Health to ensure the continued safety of water drawn from the Greater Sydney drinking water catchment. It is focusing on the presence of elevated PFAS levels within the Blue Mountains.
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Microplastic pollution increases sea foam height and stability
From cloud formation to sea temperatures, sea foam plays many roles in the dynamic interactions that occur at the surface level of the world’s oceans. But how does microplastic pollution impact the creation and movement of seafoam?
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The urban water sector and emerging contaminants
Wastewater treatment plants are designed to treat water before it is discharged into waterways. Pollutants and contaminants complicate this process, so understanding emerging contaminants is vital for the urban water sector.
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Automating PFAS sampling with Ventia
Non-thermal PFAS destruction potentially on the cards
Cutting-edge research out of New York State could see the creation of non-thermal PFAS destruction while remaining cost-effective.
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